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Gynecology

Gynecology consultations in Dimapur — periods, PCOS, infections and pain

Walk in for ₹300, or book a fixed time. Examination, ultrasound and blood tests happen here, so most women leave with an answer rather than another appointment.

What we treat

A general gynecology clinic covers most of what can go wrong, and a great deal of what is simply worth checking. If you’re unsure whether your concern belongs here, call and ask — that question is free.

Periods and cycles

Heavy bleeding, painful periods, irregular or absent periods, bleeding between periods or after sex, and periods that have changed character. We look for the cause — fibroids, polyps, thyroid problems, hormonal causes, anaemia — rather than only treating the symptom.

PCOS and hormonal imbalance

Diagnosis confirmed properly with bloods and ultrasound rather than assumed, then a plan that covers cycles, weight, skin, hair and insulin resistance together. See the Balance programme if you want structured care over months rather than a single visit.

Infections

Abnormal discharge, itching, odour, burning, urinary tract infections and pelvic infections. Tested and treated properly — repeated courses of the wrong antibiotic are one of the most common reasons an infection keeps coming back.

Pelvic pain and endometriosis

Pain during periods, pain during sex, or pain that has become part of daily life. Period pain severe enough to stop you working or studying is not normal and is worth investigating rather than managing with painkillers indefinitely.

Fibroids and ovarian cysts

Found on examination or scan, assessed for size, position and symptoms, and managed according to what they’re actually doing. Many need nothing more than monitoring; some need treatment. You’ll be told honestly which yours is.

Perimenopause and menopause

Changing cycles, hot flushes, sleep disruption, mood changes, vaginal dryness and bone health. And the one symptom that always needs urgent assessment: any bleeding after your periods have stopped.

Contraception and family planning

An honest comparison of the options — how each works, what it does to your cycle, side effects, how quickly fertility returns — so the choice is yours rather than the default.

Fertility and trying to conceive

Preconception checks, cycle tracking and ovulation timing, initial fertility investigations for both partners, and a clear view of when to keep trying and when to escalate.

Bladder and pelvic floor

Urine leaking when you cough, laugh or lift, urgency, and pelvic organ prolapse. Very common after childbirth and around menopause, rarely mentioned, and frequently improvable.

Adolescent gynecology

First periods, cycles that haven’t settled, severe period pain, and early signs of PCOS in teenagers. Consultations are handled with the privacy and the plain language a young patient deserves.

Cervical and breast screening

Cervical screening, examination, and referral onward where anything needs further assessment. Screening finds changes years before they would ever cause a symptom, which is the entire point of it.

Sexual health

Pain during sex, low desire, and testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections. Confidential, without judgement, and without questions that aren’t medically relevant.

What actually happens

Your consultation, step by step

Anxiety about the visit itself keeps a lot of women away. Here is exactly what to expect, so there are no surprises.

  • You talk first. What you’ve noticed, how long it’s been going on, and what worries you about it. Nothing is too small or too embarrassing to bring up.
  • History. Your cycles, pregnancies, medications, family history and general health — these often point straight at the answer.
  • Examination, if it’s needed. Explained before it happens, with a female attendant present, and you can decline or stop at any point. Some consultations need no examination at all.
  • Ultrasound or blood tests, if indicated. Done here, usually the same visit, with the cost told to you beforehand.
  • The explanation. What it most likely is, what the options are, what each involves, and what happens if you choose to do nothing.
  • A plan you leave with. Prescription where needed, when to come back, and which symptoms mean you should return sooner.

Before you come, it helps to note down

A consultation is far more useful when you can describe the pattern rather than only the worst day. If you have a week before your visit, keep a note of:

  • The date your last period started, and how long it lasted
  • How many pads or tampons you use on the heaviest day
  • Where the pain is, when it comes, and what makes it better or worse
  • Any medicines, supplements or contraception you’re taking
  • Previous test results or scans, if you have them

Our free self-check guides are built exactly for this — fill one in and bring it with you.

Don’t wait for an appointment if…

You have heavy bleeding that soaks a pad in under an hour, severe or sudden pelvic pain, fever with abdominal pain, fainting or breathlessness, or any bleeding after menopause. Call us on +91 93660 92897 or go to the nearest emergency department straight away.

Walk in, or pick a time that suits you.

₹300 for a walk-in consultation. ₹1,200 for a fixed, unhurried slot.

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